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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
a BOSTON Railroad Deal.

BosroS, March lO.-Tho Herald,
commenting upon the Advance to day
in Boston and Lowell stock}, says: The
rise is entirely explained. Committees
representing both roads, have agreed
upon the conditional terms for leasing
the Boston ana Lowell to the Boston and
Maine and, it is understood, for
a period of ninety-nine years. The
Boston and Lowell will carry
with it, of course, the Central Massa.
chuset,s and all other leased lines, and
the lease will end all competition be.
tween the Boston and Lowell and the
Boston and Maine systems, leaving the
Boston and Maine the practical control
of Northern New England and the
White Mountain travel. 1t will give it
all the Canada. Pacific business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
NO POLrTICs.
Sherman viii Not Hear the
Word for Two Weeks.


JACKSONVILLE, March 10. = Senator
Sherman said to Times. Union reporter
this morning: II want you to correct
an erroneous impression. While at
breakfast this morning I saw in the
Washington Star long article setting
forth the object of my trip to Florida
and stating that it was a purely political
trip. The fact is that have not had
politics mentioned to mo since l left
Washington We were tired of Con-
gress otter il completed its work, made
up party and started down here simply
for recreation. am out of politics just
now. / do not want politics to
euter my head for two weeks.
1 will not say word about
politics until / reach Nashville,
on my return. Then / viii take up my
political string again, and will hold to
it tor some time" General Sherman
expressed himself agreeably disap-
pointed by the condition OF railroads in
the country, and many signs were no
ticeable to him everywhere Of improve
ments since his last visit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
THE COAST.
Santa Ana to be a Rail
road Center.
RENEGADE APACHES KILL A MAN
The Legislature Drawing to q
ClOse-Appointment of Post
masters on the Coast.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SANTA ANA, CAL, Marsh 10 The
town OF Orange is excited over the re-
port that the Atch;son, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad would locate the juno
tion of the Riverside, Los Angeles and
Santa Ana railroad at Orange. Three
surveys have been ran, one to Anaheim,
Orange and Santa Ana. The original in.
tention was to make Anaheim the juno.
tion OF the two roads, but that plan has
been abandoned. The, latest survey
makes Santa Ana the shortest distance
from Bulwer Point and this survey will
be adopted and Santa Ara will form the
junction for both railroads. 1t is ru.
mored that as soon as the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company have secured
the way through the San joaquin ranch
that the construction work will immedi.
ately follow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
POSTMASTERS.
A Batch of Them Just Appointed
for California.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Presi-
dent has appointed the following-named
Postmasters to-day: M. Byrne, Jr.,
Grass Valley, vice D. d. Swarth, COM
mission expired; Isaac Thompson, Santa
Clara, vice J. M. Billings, commission
expired; Edward E. s. Baum. Hartford,
vice j. Plummer, commission expired;
Elisha Dewitt, Yreka, vice A. Raynes,
commission expired; Edwin o. Rollings.
Oroville. vice John J. Smith, resigned;
Hiram H. Thomas, Colusa, vice A. Pei
NOR, removed; May Hughes, Fresno
City, vice w. Il. Hughes. deceased; A.
f. McKenny,, San Bernardino, vice w.
r. Porter, resigned; Napoleon Byrne,
Berkeley, vice s. s. Morrill,, commission
expired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
EGYrr,s FIX.
England Refuses to HELP Her
With Money Any l. ongor.

with Money Any l. oDgeF.
LONDON, March l0.-In the debats II
the House of Commons tonight on the
Egyptian credits, MIR. Gosc 1en, ChanesI-
lor of the Exchequer. confirmed tine re-
port that the Government had decided
to cease granting subventions for the
Egyptian army and the defenss of
Quskim, thus compelling Egyps to pro-
vide for the deficit in her budget OF sus-
pend the paying of the interest on her
national debt. The latter course would
necessitate . meeting of the Inter
national Commission to bring about .
final settlement of Englandis position
with reference to Egypt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
EASTERN.
A Sanguinary Duel Fought
in Mississippi.
BEECHER LYING IN STATE
Mrs. Neebe's Funeral at Chicago
to be Attended by $4,000
Socialists.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
New ORLEANS, March l0.-A special
to the Times Democrat from Fay yette,
Miss, says: A deadly affray occurred
here to-day between man named Orr,
his three sons, all armed with weapons,
and Lud Churchwell and two sons, the
former being armed with shotguns and
the latter with axes. In. the fight Lud
Churchwell was killed and one of his
sons was mortally wounded. James Orr
was also killed and his brother Asa was
badly hurt. As Orr was killed by
pistol shot, it is thought that the shot
was inflicted by one of his own party, as
their antagonists had no pistols.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
AMBITIOUS OlsOvsLLE.
She Takes steps to Execute Three
Grand Projects.

ORovILLE, Cal, March lo.-A meet
ing of the leading business men and cit
izens of Oroville, was held last evening
in the courthouse, to organize Board
of Trade, to take steps to secure a
branch Normal School, and to keep in
Los Angeles permanent exhibit OF
Butte county's fruit. The Board of
Trade was organized to be known as the
Oroville Board of Trade, with 9. F..
Lott, President; e. w. Fogg, Treasurer,
and s. S. Boynton, Secretary. For
permanent exhibit, at Los Angeles, of
Butte county's fruit, Mr.. Ralph Rogers
donated, free of charge, his two large Of
fees on Main street in Los Angeles. A
committee of five was appointed to
gather and send fruits there. For the
Normal School, one man donated ten
acres of land. on beautiful site over
looking the Feather river. and $1,000.
The citlzens will endeavor to increase
the amount to 100000 at least. A
committee of three men, representing
over $500, 900, was appointed to solicit
subscriptions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Roum "a nin,s ,rroubles.

LONDON, March l0.--The BulsArian
Regency was advised by England and
Austria last night, in order to avoid
further difficulties with Russia, to com.
mute the death sentence on all the re-
naming prisoners tried by the court
martial to penal servitude for life. In
accordance with this advise the prison.
ers, with few exceptions, were turned
over to the civil authorities.
BERLIN, March l0.-The official ps-
pers here express the opinion that Rus
sia will maintain toward Bulgaria an ~
titude which will tend toward the pres
ervation of peace.
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ministerial Changes I'm Eryps.

CAIRO, March l0.-Abdul Kader Pa
sha, Minister of the Interior. resigned
on account of scandals in connection
with real estate speculation. MustaphA
Fehmi Pasha, Minister OF Finance, will
succeed Abdul Kader Pasha, and Mo-
hamed Saki Pasha will become Minister
of Finance.
1t is stated that Abel Kader PashA
disagreed with his colleagues in regard
to reforms in the army and on the
Soudan question. 1t is reported that
the Soudanese rebels are advancing in
force from Dongola upon Wady Halfa.
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ACouflict FearA.

YOUNGSTOWN, March 10. IAN injunc-
ton was issued this mornip1 estricting
striking employees of the. Pennsylvania a
railroad from interfering with trains.
The strikers are now in secret session.
1t is expected the company will send a
force of men here to-day to operate the
yard trains, and conflict is feared.
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Death of Captain Eads.

NASSAU, N. H. March l0.--Captain
James B. Eads died here on the 10th
inst. of pneumonia. The fact was not
made public until to-day. The deceased
was well-known throughout the country
as the constructor Of the Mississippi
river levees, and of the Iehuantepec
ship railway scheme. He tas 81 years
of age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
ON THE WAEsPATH.
san Carlos Arachcs Leave the
KekervatiOn and shiIl n MAN.

sSAAA &0HSOS 1OAe V ShAC
KekervatiOn and shiIl a MAN.
PHOENIX, A. T., March 10. The
Morning Gazette publishes an account of
Indian depredations in the Superstition
mountains. The victim was rancher
named Reaves, whose mutilated body
was discovered by San Carlos scouts,
who were pursuing the renegades. The
scouts overlook the renegades in camp,
when tight ensued. All the renegades
and their horses and equipments were
captured. One scout was wounded
The news was brought here by the
stage driver. who says that the Indians
were nine in number, and made for the
Tonto country. The sconts are in pur.
suit of these Indians, who are, without
doubt, San Carlos Apaches, and they will
proba oly be killed or driven back to the
reservation by the military.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
WetmOre,s Successor.

SAN Francisco, March l0.--Jo ohm H.
Wheeler, formerly Secretary of the
State Viticultural Commission. has been
appointed chief executive officer to sue.
ceed Charles A. Wstmore, resigned.
Clarence j. Wetmore has been aps
pointed to fill Mr.. Wheeler's vacancy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Fatal Explosion of MeIinite.

PARIS, March l0.-An explosion OF
melinite, the new explosive, occurred to-
day in the arsenal at Belfort in the
workshop where projectiles were
charged. Two persons were killed and
ten Others seriously injured.
Later reports show that one man was
blown to pieces, another ones head was
torn off, a third died within few min
utes after the explosion, and three
others have since died-making total
of six killed. Eleven men were injured.
The accident was due to the over.
heating of the shells.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Want 1t PUT In Force.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March l0--A
meeting of the representatives. of fishing
vessel.owners was held here to-day to
take action in regard to the Retaliatory
bill passed by Congress. Many ex.
pressed the opinion that the bill should
be put in force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
THE LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE.


SACRAMENTO, March lO.-In the SEN
ate to-day the Assembly bill providing
for the organization and government Of
water districts was finally passed.
The committee which has investigated
the affairs of the State Library, reports
that it exonerates the Librarian from
any accusation of having appropriated
to his own use any public moneys, but
they fad his method of administering
the financial duties of his Office to have
been very lax and unbusiness-like.
Ths Senate granted Senator Bowers,
of San Diego, leave of absence for the
rest of the term.
The maj jority report of the Committee
on Elections was presented. 1t awards
to Conklin, SlSlS; to Ryland, S25S5; to
Crimmins, $1,000; to Williams, $500; to
Mcdonald, $1,000; to GUIDE, $500, to
Girvin, reporter, $500; to the Sergeant.
alarms, $l44; total, S790S. On motion
of Murphy the consideration of the re-
port was made the special order for this
evening.
The bill relating to fish and game was
finally passed.
Abbott offered resolution that
Haynes, Chandler and Caminetti, be ap'
rointed q committee to meet similar
committee of the Assembly, to determine
upon some time tor adjourning sine die.
Adopted.
The Conference Committee on Ad.
journment reported that both Houses
had agreed to adjourn at p. M, on Fri.
day. The resolution to adj ourn at that
hour was adopted.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Vrosman's Dynamite bill was finally
passed by a unanimous vote. Ellis
werth's Constitutional amendment, ex-
empting volunteer firemen from polltax,
was defeated.
The Assembly adopted resolution
by Carr, stating it to be the judgment of
the Asse mbly that. the fixing of retail
liquor licenses be longs exclusively to
to the Supervisors Of the different coun.
ties. .",.
The Committee on Conference re-
ported tonight in favor of adjourning at
l o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
Senate adopted the report, but the As
sembly, after debate, refused to by AZ
noes to 25 ayes. The Assembly also de-
clined to permit the introduction of any
resolution relative to this subjuct.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
WILLING To 60.

SAN JOSE, March l0.-The Chinese
have made formal proposition to the
Mayor and Common Council, Offering to
vacate Chinatown for an amount to be
hereafter agreed upon, aud to take up
their quarters beyond the city limits.
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ltwas 200 lsroa d.

SAN Francisco, March lO.-At the
State Viticultural Convention to-day a
debate took place on cooperation among
winemakers. After long discussion a
resolution was offered that committee
be appointed to confer with capitalists
to formulate plans for the formation OF
cooperative wine company In San
Francisco. 1t was not adopted, on the
ground that it was too broad in its scope.
The State Viticultural Convention ad-
iourned at 1880 this evening sine die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Got Off.

NORFOLK, Va, March l0.-The North
German Lloyd steamer Rhein, which got
grounded on Hog Island while on a voy.
age from Bremen for Baltimore, got off
this morning and is expected to arrive in
Baltimore this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Punished Heavily For Contempt.

SAN Francisco, March lO.-During
the trial to-day of Alexander GoldenSon,
charged with the murder OF little Mamie
Kelly, Edward Goldepson, brother of
the defendant, for refusing to answer
question as to defendants sanity while
on the witness stand, was fined $500 for
contempt of court. In lieu of payment
the Court ordered the witness to be
imprisoned in the county Jail for 500
DAYS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
The stnnley Expeditton.

CAPE Town, March l0.-The Stanley
expedition for the relief Of Emir Bey,
which left Zanzibar about two weeks
ago, arrived here last ev ening and will
proceed to-day TO the Congo river,
which Mr., Stanley expects 10 reach by
the 18Th instant. The men composing
the expedition are oil in fine condition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Brought in the Passengers.

NEWPORT. March l0.--rhe Old Do.
minion line steamer Richmond, which.
with the steamer Wyandotte, OF the
same line, went to the assistance of the
stranded steamer Rhein, has arrived
with 200 of the latter's passengers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
por,,,ruese Killed by Thieves.

LISBON, March l0.-The people OF
Mai, Portuguese settlement on the
island Of Tumor, in the Malay archipela'
90, have been assassinated by thieves.
Reinforcements have been sent to the
COLONY from Macao.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
De Lesseps Homorcdl .

BERLIN, March l0.-De Lesaeps was
the guest of Emperor Wi liam at supper
yesterday evening, and sat at the liable
reserved for the Emperor and Empress,
both of whom conversed freely with hin
during the repast, and bestowed upon
him marked attention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
burned 10 Death.

TACOMA, w. T., March l0.-Daisy
Meyers was burned to death this morn.
ing in a house of illfame. Her clothes
took fire from an open stove.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Extension of Time.

WASHINGTON, March l0.--The time
for the reception of proposals for furn.
ishing the steel for guns and armor has
been extended by the Secretary of the
Navy from March 18th to March 22d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
The weather.

SAN Francisco, March l0.-lndica.
tions for the twenty.four hours com.
mencing at 4 A. NJ. March IL: Ca.ifor.
MIA, light rains, preceded by fair
weather in the southern portion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
He WAS No SOY.

LONDON. March l0.-Williamson, the
mill airy correspondent OF the Manches.
ter Guardian, has been arrested at Cra.
COW, in Austrian Galicia, as Russian
SOY. He was released after twelve hours
Imprisonment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
To Organize a Hoard of Trade.

PErALUMA, March l0.-Citizens met to
day to organize Board of Trade. M.
Walsh, one of the City Trustees, was
chosen temporary Chairman, w. f
Shat.uck, Secretary. Addresses were
made by I. G. Wickershire, A. L. Whit
new and N. w. Scudder and much enthu'
eiasm prevailed. They will meet to
morrow evening for permanent organ'za
tion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Branch Normal school.

SACRAMENTO, March l0.-The Gov
ernor has approved the act to establish
q branch Normal School in the northern
part of the State.
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a New Committeeman.

WASHINGTON, March l0-The Presi.
dent this afternoon appointed Charleton
H May, of Virginia, to be Consul.Gen'
eral Of the United States at st. Peters
burg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
Mnrriawe Of NiIssOn

PARIS, March l0.-Christine Nilsson
he's been married TO Count Miranda. 1t
is reported that she will retire from the
lyric stage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
The Race Likely Not to. Come Off

SAN Francisco, March l0.-E. j.
Baldwin was shown the second reply
made yesterday by Mr.. Morrissy re.
garding the proposed race between the
Iatter's Montana Regent and the form.
er's Volante. To this Mr.. Baldwin
said: II have nothing further to say in
answer to Mr.. Morrissy, only to reiter'
ate my previous answer. Ii the condi'
tions contained therein are not accepted,
ii ends the matter, as l previously
stated"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-11
An Anarchist Female Imprisoned

COLUMBUS, March l0.-Lucy Parsons,
wife Of Chicago Anarchist, was or
ragned before the Mayor this evening
on charge of disorderly conduct. She
was committed and placed under bond
of $500 to keep the peace. The Mayor
was acting under statute which gives
the court the authority to commit for
disorderly conduct in the presence of the
court. Mrs. Parsons could not give bond
and was sent to the county Jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-28

Eggs are deRrer today. but as there
is no premium on tired eggs, " tOnights'
prohibition meeting is not the cause for
the advance.
R. ii. Thompson, a sewing machine
man, was fined So, by jury. in the re-
cOrder's court this morning for thrash
ing negro woman, ard $40 for con-
tempt of court in calling all the witness
es against him "liars."
Jim Wilson and Willie Jackson, two
cOlOred lads, broke open and robbed a
car on the Arkansas Pass track at the
depot last night and are now in the
county Jail awaiting trial. They were
arrested by Jordan, the night watch
man.
II. II. Behrens, special agent of the
Liverpool and Globe insurance company,
died this morning at Mrs. Hill's resi-
dence on San Pedro avenue from con-
sumption contracted two years ago from
dengue fever. lie leaves bride Of six
months in Hampstead. where his re-
mains will be sent.
"A Mexican, who gave his name as
G. Garcia, snatched Col. NJ. A. Wither's
(Of LOCkhsrt) valise from him yesterday
at the |. & G. n. depot, just at train
time, but was caught by Policeman
Battle as he was making of with it 10
the brush. Garcia is in jail to await
Col. Wither's return.
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Wiped out of a Cool 100000.

MILWAUKEE, June ga fire almost
swept the town of Marshtield out OF ex-
istenCe yesterday afternoon, and 1000
people are homeless. The loss is not
less than 81 100000. All communication
by wire is cut of, and it is almost i'm
possible to learn particulars. LOCOmO-
tive sparks started the blaze at noon, in
the lumber yard of the Upham furniture
factory, and il rapidly developed into a
roaring fire that spread toward the
town. Insufficient fire protection pre-
vented any resistance to the flames,
which soon spread to the flooring fac
tories. The business blocks along Main
street and the adjoining residences were
next wrapped in flames. The people
who gathered furnished such help as they
could, but could not control the flames.
The heat was so intense. Two thou
sand five hundred feet OF the track OF
the Wisconsin Central railroad which
runs through one end OF town, we're bent
and twisted into the most grOtesque
shapes. Special trains from Stevens
Point and Chippewa Falls, conveyed
five engines TO the place, but the fire
was beyond control. But one store and
few half burned houses remain of
fOurishing town. Many people were
transferred by specials to npighbOring
towns and others Oamped on the out
skirts of the town. Among the build
ings destroyed were a wOoden-Ware fac
tory, a grist mill, saw mill, and the
factory OF the Upham manufacturing
company, fremont and several minor
hotels, and warehouses along the Wis
cOnsin Central, its depots, four churches
and the entire business centre. lnSur-
anCe is less than One-tifth the loss.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-28
Lail Birds Find Wings.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 2S.-The Pioneer
Press has news from BlackfOOt, OAK. Of
most daring and successful Jail deliv-
cry there last night. Henry NickersOn,
horse stealing, was furnished with re-
vOlvers By his wife who had been visit
ing him daily. NickersOn held up the
guard who had accompanied his wife to
the cell. The pair disarmed the guard
and locked him in the cell. The wife then
liberated A. J. Woods, a wife murderer,
and one Williams, also convicted Of muir
der both sentenced to hang July 22nd,
and another horse-thief, and looking up
the rest OF the watGhmen the entire
party escaped to the outside, where
horses were waiting them. Woods,
weighing $50 pounds, took to the brush
90 foot. The others fled on horseback.
The sheriff returning an hour later or
ganized a posse and soon recaptured
Woods, but was still in pursuit Of the
others at last account. AS the criminals
are armed, desperate fight lie likely.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-28
Blood WIN Tell.

There is no question about it blood will
tell-especally If it be impure blood.
Blotches, eruptons, pimples and hollis, are all
symptoms of an impure blood, due to the i'm
proper action of the liver. When this impOr-
tant organ fails to properly perform its func-
ton of purifying and cleansing the blood, i'm
purties are carried TO all parts of the system,
and the symptoms above referred TO are mere
ly evidences of the struggle of Nature to
throw OFF the poisonous germs. Unless her
warning be needed in time. serious results are
certain to follow, eliminating in liver or kid
ney disorders, or even in consumption. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will pre-
vent and cure these diseases, by restoring the
liver to a healthy condition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-28
THEY GO THERE.
The Belknap Rifles Accept Boerne's Invi-
tation to Give an Exhibition Drill.

The Belknap Rifles Accept Boerne's Invi-
tation to Give an Exhibition Drill.
The Belknap Rifles had a meeting last
evening, when Capt. Green reported
that he had received communication
signed by many prominent citizens Of
BOerne, asking the Belknap Rifles to go
to Boerne and put up an exhibition
drill there on July 4th, and Offering to
deal literally with the company in the
matter of expenses. He recommended
the acceptance Of the Invitation, as 1t
was devoid Of the Objectionable features
that prevented the acceptance OF SINH
lBr invitation from the Arkansas Pass
railroad company, and this WAS done.
1t was then ordered that all members at
tend the preparatory drills Wednesday
and Friday and that absentees be fined
81 each.
This year will be an out OF town cele-
bratiOn, for there will be big excursions
to Boerne, Corpus Christi, New Braun
fels and Austin, and it is hoped by the
many who intend joining one of the ex-
cursion parties that the merchants and
others will suspend business upon that
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-28
PERSONAL
Mr.. O. Bedell Moore has returned

Mr.. q. Bedell Moore has returned
home.
Mr.. John r. Lytle is in from his ranch.
Samuel and Miss Sue johnson, Of
Springfield, Illinois, are visiting the
city and staying at the Menger.
Mr.. II. ). Hopkins, president OF tine
Hopkins Bridge Co., is in the city.
Mrs. TheO. Steubing and children left
this morning for a visit to Austin.
"Silver TOngued Burgess" is in the
city again on anti-prOhibitlOn business.
y. p. Saner, OF BOerne, registers at
at he st. Leonard.
Miss Clara WeymiIler of Uvalde, is at
the st. Leonard.
Chas. Jahnke and wife, of Temple, are
at the Southern.
j. +. Anderson and wife, of Jewett,
are at the Southern en- route to Corpus
Christi, to spend few weeks.